[Moxie.]

Hey there,

Since Dez already responded, I'm not going to reiterate what they said. However, I do agree with the points that they made.

College is a great place to improve your social skills. Personally, I found that I was more outgoing in college because it gave me a chance to start over and be who I really wanted to be. I encourage you to find yourself (if you haven't already) and use that to fuel your social interactions. Doing so will help you choose the right friends, join the right social groups, etc. It can be daunting to connect with new people at first, but with practice, it really does get easier.

Choosing English literature sounds like a great option based on the interests you've shared with us. If it turns out that it isn't where your passion is, you may want to see if your college has the option to be an undeclared major. Basically, this means you can still take classes, but it gives you a bit more time to figure out what it is that you want to do.

If you have any other questions, comments, or concerns, please don't hesitate to respond to this thread.

Take care,
Sam